WORKOUT 
Split Day: Rest
METRICS/STATS/NUTRITION
Current Compounds:
- US Pharmacies Sustanon: 400mg/Week
- US Pharmacies Equipoise: 200mg/Week
- US Pharmacies Anavar
- 20mg sublingual pre-workout
- US Pharmacies Proviron
Current Peptides
- Reta: 3mg/week
- Cagrilintide: 1mg/week
Weekly Health Metrics (Measured Sundays):
- Weight: 1171
- Body Fat %: 5.0
- Hematocrit: 43
- Hemoglobin: 15.1
Daily Health Metrics:
- Sleep Length: 7hrs 55mins
- Sleep Quality: Excellent
- Blood Pressure: 119/71
- HRV: 43
- RHR: 63
AM Supplements:
- Transparent Labs Hydrate Formula: 1 Scoop
- Creatine HCL: 5g
- Transparent Labs Krill Oil: 2 Capsules
- Transparent Labs Multi Vitamin: 4 Capsules
- Zinc Citrate: 30mg
- B12: 1mg
PM Supplements:
- Transparent Labs Sleep & Recover: 4 Capsules
- Ashwagandha: 150mg
Daily Cycle Support:
- N2 Guard: 7 capsules
- Vardenafil/Tadalafil: 5mg Sublingual
- Aspirin: 81mg
Macros:
- Protein: 220
- Carbs: 240
- Fats: 70
Water Intake:
Vice Count:
- Coffees: 2
- Nicotine Pouches: 2
Thoughts/Reflections:
Sunday = weekly metric check in day. Weight and body fat are holding steady - even with the increased carbs, blood levels look good, and overall things feel great. One thing I have really been hammering is hydration, and honestly I think its helping just about everything across the board. Sleep has been better, RHR is looking good, blood pressure seems more steady, and its keeping the blood viscosity in check. The downside? I piss about every 25 minutes. My bladder may hate me, but the rest of my body seems pretty happy with the arrangement.
Biggest news of the week though - I decided to start a completely new split tomorrow. I have been running variations of P/P/L for around a year now, and I could feel myself mentally starting to drift through workouts. Still training hard, but some sessions were starting to feel more like going through the motions, instead of attacking the work. Focus wasn't as sharp, intensity wasn't where I wanted it, and things were honestly just getting stale. This is usually a good sign to shake things up before complacency creeps in too far.
Ever since I started doing these pre shift workouts at the new gym, it feels like something clicked again. Training under a strict but manageable time constraint has completely changed the energy of my lifts. The sessions feel intense again. Just straight to work moving heavy shit with laser focus. Honestly some of the best workouts I have had in recent memory.
The new split will run Mon-Fri, and I think it comes with two huge benefits. First - I finally get two consecutive rest days. I honestly can not remember the last time I had that. Second - having two back to back rest days gives me the flexibility to shift workouts around if life happens. My old setup felt very rigid, and this should give me some breathing room to adapt if needed.
MON - Anterior Legs / Core
TUE: Chest / Biceps
WED: Back / Triceps / Core
THU - Posterior Legs
FRi - Shoulders / Core
I currently have the whole thing structured around supersets to maximize the limited time frame I have before work, and on paper I think it flows well. But also posting this for my expert brethren to dissect - and advice or tweaks are absolutely welcome!
I like this plan, I will want see how you breakdown it into work outs. As long as it doesn't hit too hard back to back and maintains for you in a longer stretches. Get you some!